Dog walking in Edneyville
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Busy Pet Parents sometimes need a hand when it comes to ensuring their pup is getting the potty breaks and exercise they need. That's where Wag! comes in! Local Edneyville, NC dog walkers are background checked and registered on the Wag! platform, ready to take your dog on an adventure when you need them. Your dog can make a friend in the neighborhood, and you can re-book with the same dog walker easily in the app. Edneyville, NC has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

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in Edneyville
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Central Chimney Rock
Chimney Rock is a scenic 10-mile drive from Edneyville and worth every inch. The main attraction is Chimney Rock Park with its dog-friendly hiking and stunning natural views. Don’t miss the Hickory Nut Falls Trail: It’s a 1.4-mile round trip of moderate difficulty leading you through the Hickory Nut Gorge to the 400-foot waterfall. Note that the park has a small entrance fee. Almost as dazzling as the park is the menu at Medina’s Village Bistro in downtown Chimney Rock. Medina’s actually has a puppy menu: Rover can order a marrow bone, bacon, eggs, or doggy-safe ice cream.
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Biltmore Village
Just 20 miles from Edneyville, Biltmore Village was once the housing for staff working on the Vanderbilt family’s grand late-nineteenth century palace, the Biltmore Estate. The historic village is now home to shops and restaurants that cater to Biltmore’s many tourists, and dog-friendly patio seating abounds. Several local shops will even let Rover join you while you browse, at least if he behaves himself. When you’re ready for the good life, check out the Biltmore Estate itself. The landscape architect Frederick Law Olmstead, designer of Central Park in NY and the 1893 World’s Fair, also laid out the magnificent 250 acres of parkland that surround the Biltmore House, and dogs are welcome in outdoor areas, including at patio seating in several of the estate’s restaurants.
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Hendersonville
Hendersonville, just 9 miles from Edneyville, is the nearest urban center, and its main shopping and dining hub has nearly 30 dog-friendly restaurants that provide outdoor seating. The large shaded patio at Pi-Squared Pizza is particularly inviting. (In the mood for pupperoni, anyone?) There’s a dog park adjacent to the William H. King Memorial Park: the Pet’s Own Place provides fenced off-leash play areas for large and small dogs. Just outside of town are some tempting adventures: Saint Paul Mountain Vineyards and Burntshirt Vineyards welcome doggy visitors. In the autumn, take the dogs for a run at the five-acre corn maze at Grandad’s Apples.
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Downtown Asheville
Downtown Asheville offers beautiful tree-lined streets in an artsy, dog-loving community. Many businesses welcome well-behaved pups: more than 25 shops, boutiques, and art galleries let you bring your furry friends along for some retail therapy. Once you’re done splurging on yourself, try the Patterson Avenue Pet Company for two of life’s most important things: provisions and play. Their free off-leash fenced dog run is available to customers. Located behind the store, it even has a toy box stocked with best-selling items and a splash pool! For a bigger stretch, hit the dog park at the French Broad River Park, where you can also swim in the river or catch the 2-mile French Broad River Greenway trail.

East View Association
In the East View Association neighborhood of Asheville, you can do something most people never try with their pets: antiquing. On one side of the neighborhood lies the 9,000-square foot indoor Bryant Antiques mall, where all 70 vendors are happy to see your furry friends. On the other side is Sweeten Creek Antiques, where dogs are also welcome to sniff out the treasures of yesteryear. Best of all is the Biltmore Antiques District, where a collection of shops and dealers come together in vibrant, dog-loving community. Just remember to keep Rover on-leash at all times.





